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Car and Truck
Clearance Sale
1970 CHEVROLET Impala 4-door hardtop
sedans. Both one local owners. Clean.
1969 FORD LTD 4-door; power steering,
power brakes.
1968 CHEVELLE Malabu 4-door; V-8;
automatic. One owner.
1967 CHEVROLET Impala coupe; power
steering, power brakes. One local owner.
1966 CHEVROLET Impala Super Sport
Coupe; 327 V-8 engine. 4-speed tran
smission. One owner. Extra Clean.
1969 FORD LTD 4 door power steering,
power brakes.
' 1965 MUSTANG 6 cylinder; straight drive;
hew paint.
J066 CHEVROLET 4 door station wagon. V8
automatic, clean
1968 CHEVROLET Impala Custom coupe;
V-8: automatic.
1968 CHEVELLE Malibu. 4 door, V8
automatic, one local owner
J965 CHEVROLET Station Wagon. Priced
'to move!
lj)65 PONTIAC Wagon. One Owner. A real
bargain.
1965 IMPALA Super Sprt, V8, 4 speed
1963 IMPALA, 4 door hard top, V8, power
. steering
.1970 IMPALA 4 door hardtop V8. automatic,
power steering, extra clean
1966 FORD Galaxie 500 Coupe; V-8;
I ..automatic.
1965 CHEVROLET Impala; 4-door; V-8
.Automatic; power steering; one local
owner.
TRUCKS
1965 CHEVROLET V2-ton; 6-cylinder;
Stepside bed.
1962 CHEVROLET Vi-ton, 6-cylinder;
"rough".
WE HAVE SEVERAL OLDER
CARS AND TRUCKS THAT
WE HAVE TO SELL
COME IN MAKE AN OFFER!
FRENCH BROAD
CHEVROLET CO., INC.
MARSHALL, V C.
Dwlr Fr.nchii. No. 24S6
SEVERAL MONTHS AGO the pet cat of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Sprouse who live on Panhandle Road, Rt.
2, Marshall, had the misfortune of losing her newly
born kittens and almost succombed from grief. Mr.
Sprouse found some small squirrels and placed them
near the mother cat. The cat immediately "adop
ted" the squirrels and let them nurse, as shown
above. Needless to say, the squirrels were also
pleased with their "adopted mother".
Reeves Returns Wfllnut
Carl Reeves. Jr.. of San
Antonio, Tex., has returned to
Marshall where he will be
employed by Madison Sur
veying Company.
He was formerly employed by
Southwestern Research In
stitute in San Antonio.
Mr. Reeves is the son of Mrs.
I Carl Reeves of Marshall and the
late Mr. Reeves.
He is married to the former
Miss Pamelia Murdock, of San
Anotonio. They have two
children, David and Glenna.
He is presently residing at
I Route 1, Marshall, until his wife
and children join him here.
All Types Of
MATERIALS
And Samples
Including
Vinyl Fabric"
(Plastics or Leathei cites)
Free Estimates.
Will Bring Samples
To Your Home
23 Years' Experience
WRIGHT'S
Upholstering Service
Phone 645-3612
6 Main Street
P. O Box 574
WEAVERVLLE,N C.
MEN NEEDED
in this area to train as
LIVESTOCK
BUYERS
LEARN TO BUY CATTLE.
HOGS AND SHEEP
at ) barnt. td loll and
fanchi W prtfar to train man
21 to SS with livaatock aKptrtanco.
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phont. addrtai and background
NATIONAL MEAT PACKERS
TRAINING
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The Walnut P.T.A. will hold
the first meeting of the year in
the library on Monday, Sept. 20,
at 3:30 p.m. Parents as well as
teachers are urged to attend.
Mrs. Riley Gosnell is a patient
in Takoma Hospital in
Greenville, Term.
Those from Walnut who at
tended the birthday celebration
for Rev. Warren Reece, which
was held in Asheville on
Tuesday, Sept. 7 were: Mr. and
Mrs. Plumer Cody and son,
Michael, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Stines and son, Allen,
Mrs. Pauline Chandler, Dottle
and Darlene Reed and Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Stackhouse and
Ernest Stackhouse. Mr. Reece
is the pastor of the Free Will
Baptist Church.
Miss Julia Moore returned to
her home on Sunday from
Memorial Mission Hospital
where she received treatment
for several days.
Mr. Fleet Reeves is a patient
in Memorial Mission Hospital
where he underwent surgery
two weeks ago.
Mrs. Jim Cumminga from
Chattanooga, Term, spent a few
days last week with her sister,
Mrs. C. EL-McOur and her
niece, Miss Louise McClure.
Last Sunday they visited
another sister, Miss Hazel Lieb
in Black Mountain.
Raymond Stines is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital where
he is receiving treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Firmer Johnson
have sold their home on the hill
opposite the Madison Grill to
the Presbyterian Church for a
Manse. Last week they moved
into thier mobile home in
Walnut near the school where
the old manse stood. People of
Walnut welcome them to the
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Rice
from Torrence, California and
their son and daughter in law,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rice and
three children from Memphis,
Term, visited relatives in the
county last week. On Sunday
they were the dinner guests of
Mrs. Rice's aunts, Miss Tennie
Ramsey and Mrs. Robbie
Rector. Mrs. Dora Rice was
also present for the dinner and
in the afternoon another aunt,
Mrs. Laura Faulkner Joined the
group.
' Mr. and Mrs. Arvie Tatt of
nam, HI. returned to their
home last week and after
pending several days here with
relative and friends.
Dr. Jerry Rice, Jr. of
Cullowbee returned home
Friday night after spending a
few days here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rice, Sr.
Mrs. Harry Burgin, of Arden,
and Mrs. Tom Goddard, of West
Palm Beach, Florida, attended
the funeral of their uncle, Mr. J.
Winston Rice, here Monday.
Mrs., Burgin and Mrs. Goddard
are the former Misses Gladys
and Belle Hunter, daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Latt Hunter of
Alexander. They also visited
friends and relatives while
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Landis
of Taylor, Mich., returned to
their home Sunday after
visiting relatives in Asheville
and Marshall. Mrs. Landis is a
sister of Mrs. Jerry Rice and
sister-in-law of Mrs. Lucille
Bumette.
Ronnie A. Bryan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James M. Bryan, of
Seattle, Wash., is now making
his home with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bryan, of Rt.
6, Marshall. He is a freshman at
Marshall high school and is a
member of the Tornadoes'
football squad.
Mr. Arthur Ledford, of
Greenville, S. C, spent several
days here this week with his
wife.
Major and Mrs. Joseph
Malinoski returned Tuesday to
their home in Fort McClellan,
Ala. after spending a few days
in Marshall with Mrs.
Mallnoski's mother, Mrs. Ron
Sprinkle.
Mrs. Kyle English of Orlando,
tin in snnmiins some time in
Marshall due to the illness of
her mother, Mrs. T. N. Hen
derson. Mrs. English's son,
Gary, who accompanied his
mother here returned to
Orlando this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roberson
of Taylorsville spent the week
end in Marshall as house guests
of Mrs. Roberson's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy White. They were ac
companied homeon Sunday by
Mrs. Roberson's brother,
Hurbert Worley, who will spend
some time there.
Mrs. John McElroy is visiting
her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. an d Mrs. John H. McElroy,
Jr. and their two children in
Roanoke Rapids.
Chapter Met At Ponder s
At GrUl Here Chapel Sunday
1972 CHEVR0LETS
TO BE ANNOUNCED
THURSDAY, SEPT. 23
BUT-They Are Available Now For Immediate Delivery
. Impata Custom dxipa
French Broad Chevrolet Company, Inc.
The Beta Omega Chapter of
Epsllon Sigma Alpha met
Tuesday night September 7 at
the Madison Grill. Pat
Franklin, president, presided
over the meeting. Rushee
Vanda Cook signed a pledge
card to become a member of the
sorority. Members of Alpha
Lambda, the mother sorority,
present at the meeting were
Geraldine Johnson and Brenda
Hank ins.
Several Beta Omega mem
bers attended the Upper East
Tennessee District Council
Meeting on September 11, in
Kingsport, Tennessee. These
members and their husbands
attended a cookout following the
meeting.
Christmas cards, notecards,
and place mats commorating
North Carolina are now being
sold by Beta Omega members
as a means of adding to their
treasury.
Each year Beta Omega
awards the man who has con
tributed the most to the sorority
and its work. This award, the
Zeus award, will be presented to
this outstanding Individual in
December.
Homecoming will be observed
this Sunday at the Ponder's
Chapel Baptist Church at
Rollins beginning at 10:45 with
devotions by the officers. The
Rev. J. E. Pedew, pastor , will
deliver the morning sermon at
the 11:00 o'clock service.
Dinner will be served in the
Fellowship Hall of the church
following the morning service.
The afternoon service will
start at 2:30o'clck with the Rev.
C. J. Mize, pastor of Macedonia
and Allen's Chapel Baptist
Churches, of Newsport and
Parrottsville, Term., preaching.
Special music will be
presented by the Aliens Chapel
Baptist Church choir.
Earl Barnette will be master
of ceremonies.
The public is cordially in
vited. POSTPONED
The special program,
"America Needs God",
scheduled to be given Sept. 18 at
Laurel Baptist Church, has
been postponed due to the fact
that the leader cannot be
present.
It will be re-scheduled at a
later date.
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RUPUBUCAMS!
Precinct Meetings
County Convention
Registered Republicans will hold their biennial precinct
meetings at their polling places during this "off year" in ac
cordance with the new plan of Organization of the Republican
Party of North Carolina. The eight organized precincts will hold
their meetings at 2 p.m. on Saturday, September 18, in their
regular polling places. The two recently "carved out" precincts
(Sandy Mush and East Fork-Grapevine) will be organized at
the polling places (where votes were cast in the 1970 General
Election) at 8 p.m. on Friday, September 17. Each precinct
shall elect a five member committee consisting of a chairman,
vice chairman, and secretary plus two other members, to serve
for two years. Each precinct may nominate one of its members
to the county executive committee. Each precinct is entitled to
send one delegate and one alternate to the Madison County GOP
convention plus one delegate and one alternate for every fifty
(50) votes or major fraction thereof cast for Jim Gardner in the
precinct in the 1968 general election.
The Madison County Republican convention will meet at
the courthouse in Marshall on Saturday, September 25, at 2p.m.
It shall elect officers, a finance committee, and appoint
delegates (15) and alternates (15) to the 11th Congressional
District convention (to be held between October 23 and
November 6) and the North Carolina Republican convention to
be held at the Charlotte Coliseum on November 1 and 20, 1971.
Three candidates for State GOP Chairman are former State
Senator Ted Dent, of Arden ; Attorney Bill Graham, of Winston
Salem; and Businessman Frank A. Rouse, of Kington.
The county convention shall appoint one person to each of
these committees: Judicial. Solicitorial. Senatorial, and
Legislative District Committees. The convention shall also
make a recommendation to the 1 1th District convention relative
to a member of the State Executive Committee.
Every Republican is urged to attend and take an active part
in these functions. A special invitation is extended to the
teenage and young voter.
MADISON COUNTY REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
v , Mary B. Roberts
(Mrs.) Loy P. Roberts, Chairmaa
S..'T , Frank W. Morgan, Jr., secretary
ManbaQ, N. C5eptemher It, 71 , r.
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